A new report has put to bed the rumours that Bray Wyatt was taken off TV after WrestleMania due to issues with his mental health.

Fightful, after speaking with sources close to Bray Wyatt, have been told that the supposed mental health issues he was dealing with were "falsely reported".

The report goes on to note that Wyatt is healthy and able to wrestle right now, which makes his shock release last week even more headscratching.

Fightful has reached out to sources connected to Bray Wyatt and confirmed that his absence following WrestleMania had nothing to do with what were called "falsely reported mental health issues." Also, Bray Wyatt is 100 percent healthy and able to wrestle.

Fightful goes on to explain that Wyatt had been working on adding "creative elements" to his character during his time off TV. 

The report goes on to explain that Wyatt had "family engagements" during May and June, which could have been which he wasn't on TV from the Raw after WrestleMania 37.

 During Bray Wyatt's absence from TV, Fightful learned that he was working on adding creative elements to his character... In addition to that, he had family engagements already scheduled for May and June... Fightful has learned there were tentative plans in order for Wyatt's WWE return before the release.

Fightful even notes that there were tentative plans, prior to his release, to have Bray Wyatt return on Monday Night Raw last night at the Amway Center.

It's unclear what WWE was actually going to have Bray Wyatt do on the show, but rumours have suggested that an idea for a feud with Drew McIntyre was thrown about for The Fiend at SummerSlam.

For more on Bray Wyatt and what the future holds for the former WWE Champion following his release, stay tuned to GiveMeSport.